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Following the same footsteps as last year, here's a list of some of the Western Conference underachieving veterans from last season. Many of them underachieved or were simply injured which resulted in them churning out horrible overall numbers for 2009-10. Those low numbers could lead them to be undervalued, so make sure you make a mental note of these players and don't fall into the trap of undervaluing them like some of your competitors might on draft day.
Teemu Selanne Ana
Selanne made the right choice in re-upping with the Ducks for another season, as he showed that he still has plenty of gas left in the tank. His 48 points overall probably won't send a message that screams out "pick me, pick me!", but considering he posted that in 54 contests certainly makes it a notable feat. Best case scenario he lines up alongside stars Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, worst case scenario he lines up with Saku Koivu and Joffrey Lupul, Jason Blake or even Paul Kariya and that's not a bad place to be in at all. Definitely don't forget him come draft day.
Lubomir Visnovsky Ana
Lubo posted 45 points between the Oilers and the Ducks last season, which will probably still rank pretty high in many pre-draft lists for the upcoming season. The fact that he pretty much has the full reigns on the number one power-play QB slot locked, and that his main competition is Toni Lydman, Luca Sbisa, or a rookie named Cam Fowler, sounds like a prime opportunity to post huge numbers to me.
Joffrey Lupul Ana
Lupul had big expectations heading into last season, but it all became unravelled 23 games into the season when he packed it in because of a back injury. There hasn't been a lot of information regarding his current status, which makes him a huge boom or bust candidate. If you are willing to take the gamble, you could be in for huge rewards, but I wouldn't blame you if you were to shy away as well.
Alex Tanguay Cal
Tanguay's dismal 37-point season is probably one that he would love to forget, but will certainly linger in many poolies minds come September. The last time that he suited up in a Flames uniform he did post 58 points and 121 SOG. Last season's 11 percent shooting percentage was the first time in his 10-year NHL career that it was under the 14.4 percent mark, so there's definitely a couple of positives that you should probably make note of heading into your drafts. I wouldn't invest too highly on Tanguay but if you're running late into your draft and find that he's still on the board, maybe take a flier since you don't really have anything to lose.
Olli Jokinen Cal
Jokinen posted 50 points last campaign, which ranked 43rd in terms of overall scoring by centers. I don't believe that he has very much chemistry with Jarome Iginla, but the coaching staff always seems to go back to the well more often than not. If anything, I'm drafting him for his post-lockout numbers of 0.93 PIMs and 3.75 SOG per game numbers, which will be plenty useful as a third C for depth purposes.
Marian Hossa Chi
You probably won't forget his "big name", but in pool providers that rank players entirely on actual production, his 51 points last season will probably drop him lower on the pre-season draft lists than he probably should be. If you are setting up your default pre-draft lists, it won't be a bad idea to adjust his name accordingly.
Dave Bolland Chi
Bolland only suited up for 39 contests last season due to a back injury. During those games he posted only 16 points, but did return with a vengeance during the playoffs in their Stanley Cup winning run. Bolland is the clear cut number two center behind Jonathan Toews, so there's plenty of value that you shouldn't forget come draft day.
Milan Hejduk Col
Much like a few of the players listed above, Hedjuk had an injury-riddled season in 2009-10. He suited up for only 56 contests because of a lingering knee injury. The positive is that he spent 53.2 percent of his entire ice-time alongside youngster Mat Duchene, and 46.1 percent alongside Paul Stastny, so either way he'll have a talented center to play alongside. If you are able to handle a few occasional missed games due to injury, it might not be a bad idea to place a small investment on the 0.79 point-per-game winger especially in roto leagues.
John-Michael Liles Col
Injury wasn't the reason for Liles' derailed campaign last year. It was his attitude which resulted in multiple healthy scratches by coach Joe Sacco. Hopefully he and Sacco underwent some off-season group therapy to sort out their differences, so that he could have a better bounce back season in 2010-11. I know I could certainly use a career 0.50 point-per-game sleeper D man.
Nikita Filatov CLB
Unless you have been living under a rock or in a cave, you probably haven't forgotten the name Filatov. In case you might be the one percent of people out there that forgot he fled to the KHL after being shafted by Ken Hitchcock, this column will at least help remind you of him. I personally don't see an opportunity for him to put up big fantasy numbers there, but I know many will.
Mike Ribeiro Dal
Ribeiro suited up for only 66 contests last season due to a neck injury, but still managed to put up 53 points. His 23 PPP actually ranked within the top 50 in that department in the league and his 3:32 per contest of power-play time ranked second to only Brad Richards on the Stars. As you can see there are plenty of bounce back centers already listed, so add Ribeiro to that list.
Brendan Morrow Dal
If you take away Morrow's season last year, he actually had numbers of 0.84 points, 1.67 PIMs, and 2.29 SOG per game since the lockout, which was nowhere near the 46 points, 69 PIMs, and 155 SOG that he registered in 2009-10. A lot of that could be attributed to the fact that he might still be recovering from an ACL injury that occurred almost two years ago or maybe it was just a down year. Either way he's a much better player than his last year numbers show, so make a mental note of his name come draft day.
Johan Franzen Det
Franzen missed over two-thirds of the season due to an ACL injury, but promptly returned prior to the Olympic break to reel off 19 points in 24 contests. He's a premiere RW for fantasy purposes and definitely should not be forgotten.
Valtteri Filppula Det
Despite an injury riddled 2009-10 campaign, Filppula will enter the season with plenty of upside. Initial reports coming out of Detroit is that coach Mike Babcock intends to keep Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk together to start the season, which frees up the number two center slot entirely for Filppula. The 35 points last season will drop his initial draft position, but he'll certainly have an upside for much more come April.
Ales Hemsky Edm
A shoulder injury held Hemmer to just 22 points in 22 contests last season. For the last five seasons he has averaged 0.92 points-per-contest, but the down side is that he has averaged just 62.6 games played. If you can handle the injury risk, Hemsky could definitely be a huge reward.
Nikolai Khabibulin Edm
The Bulin wall appeared in just 18 contests last campaign due to a herniated disc. If he can get himself out of jail for a DUI case, he could find himself in a comfortable position as the number one goaltender on a newly revamped Oilers squad. His draft value is probably rock bottom, so you won't have much trouble snatching him if you're after a buy low candidate.
Justin Williams LA
If you can swallow William's 43.3 contests played average for the last three seasons, he might not be a bad investment to take a gamble on. He spent 81.8 percent of his entire ice-time last season alongside superstar in the making, Anze Kopitar, and when you spend that much time alongside a franchise player you're certainly going to have plenty upside for fantasy value. If anything you can draft him in the pre-season and sell him off for a lower risk player 20 contests in.
Cam Barker Min
If you look at the overall end-of-season picture, you probably wouldn't have noticed Barker's 21 points. The thing that you do need to pay attention to is the 2:32 on the PP and 22:01 that he received in ice-time after being traded to Minnesota. If you read my projections article earlier in the summer, those numbers mirror more of a 40-point D man than a 20 point D man over the course of a full season. Dobber thinks 42, and I'll back him on that one.
Brent Burns Min
Pretty much same type of deal with Burns as Barker. Burns tallied just 20 points in 47 contests last campaign, and is rapid starting to fall out of favour for many poolies. When on his game he's one of the best across-the-board statistical producers for fantasy purposes. If he manages to stay healthy, I wouldn't be surprised to see a 45 point, 80 PIMs, 20 PPP, and 150 SOG season out of him.
Scottie Upshall Phx
Upshall was on a 53 point pace before blowing out his knee at the end of January. He ended up with just 32 points and 119 SOG in 49 contests. If you pro-rate those numbers, his 199 SOG would have closely mirrored a 60-point producing RW. He won't have very much value heading into 2010-11, so you could easily spend a late round draft pick to snag yourself a great sleeper.
Devin Setoguchi SJ
Setoguchi had a dismal 2009-10 season as he posted only 36 points in 70 contests. Considering he spent 29.9 percent of his overall ice-time with Joe Thornton, and 42.1 percent with Joe Pavelski, it's unacceptable that he tallied such an atrocious number. Make a mental note of his career 0.85 point-per-game numbers in the months of October/November, but also the 0.49 point-per-game numbers in the months of March/April in the back of your mind as well.
Carlo Colaiacovo Stl
Colaiacovo finished with 32 points last season, which sits him right around the range where he still won't be noticed fantasy wise. He averaged 2:58 on the PP per contest which was the same amount that Tyler Myers, Ed Jovanovski, and M.A. Bergeron received. His SOG is a bit low for my liking, but if you're after PPP, Colo is certainly a viable option.
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David Jones, Brandon Yip, Anton Stralman, Niklas Kronwall, Shawn Horcoff, Sheldon Souray, Ryan Smyth, Guillaume Latendresse, Cody Franson, Ed Jovanovski, Jason Demers, Patrik Berglund and Kevin Bieksa.
UFA - Marek Svatos
Anyone I missed? Questions or comments? Like always I'll be ready and willing to discuss them with you in the comments section below.
Ryan Ma said:
Good pickup swoon!
SWoon said:
Including rookie Jason Demers on your Notable Mentions list? I'm confused!
Ryan Ma said:
The more different opinions you have the more knowledge you have to base YOUR OWN judgement on. At the end of the day I can spruik anything I want, but it is you that needs to walk through the door. As long as I've opened your mind to hey be aware of this fact, I've done my job and life would be awfully boring if we all believed 100% in Dobber's suggestions...
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Ryan Ma said:
If you want my list of sleepers, go and read the first article in the guide...
There's a major difference between sleepers and underachievers. Sleepers are relatively unknown quantities than are poised to have a boost in production this campaign. Underachievers are players who have high upside, but due to injury, lack of chemistry, coaching benchings... produced at a lower pace than they should have last season.
Obviously with everything else there is potential overlap between the two. I have 4 of them myself. Bolland, Upshall, Khabibulin and Lupul.
You're missing the point of the article and considering I wrote it fairly loud and clear in the opening paragraph, I don't know how that really came about?
The point of the article, is to make you aware of these underachieving players come draft day so that you don't forget them. Many sites like Yahoo base their automated draft lists on actual production from the previous season. Those of you who played on Yahoo would know exactly what I'm talking about.
Last year I had the exact same concept and listed a few, if you managed to land 1 or 2 you would have gained a heads up on your league. Brad Richards, Paul Stastny, Patrick Sharp, or Visnovsky.
So I'm not listing off injured players and calling them sleepers, I'm listing off guys that underachieved so that you can nab the "Brad Richards" of this year.
Ryan Ma said:
Mike I don't think you or a lot of people out there grasp the concept of band aid boys... I don't think Dobber means them to be a "DO NOT TOUCH" list, I think what he wants you to be is aware of the fact that they are "injury prone" and that if you are taking the leap of faith on them temper your expectations.
So how I would approach it is that Havlat is a 0.83 point-per-game player... What I won't do is expect him to play a full 82 games. I might say 70 instead. So heading into the season I might project him to be a 58 point player instead of 68.
What you also gotta consider is that band-aid boys are detrimental in H2H leagues because you want consistent production, in Roto leagues they can be golden. You piece together the production of 2 band-aid boys in the same roster slot and you could have one very productive slot.
So treat Dobber's band-aid boy list as a "tread carefully" rather than a "red alert, red alert"


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Meeting Minutes
December 6th, 2011
I. Call to Order: 5:31pm
II. Approval of Minutes and Intoductions
- Minutes approved with the following corrections:
Post Exec Minutes:
Attendance: Harry Mieczko
Ib. Amendment to stipulate that (not why)
Ic. Passed 6-0-0 (is this referring to Post-Exec or just in general?)
Mr. Nieto motioned to approve the minutes from the meeting on November 29, 2011 with the above changes. Mr. Rhoades seconded the motion. Motion passes 5-0-1
II. CUSG report:
- Budgets due Jan 31st. Coming soon.
III. Program Liaison Reports
- My. Graham: met with Annaliese from Outdoor Program. The Challenge course is growing by about 25%. Could add more rental equipment gear.
IV. Executive Team Reports
- Mr. Najera: freeze alarms went off. Frozen pipes by front entrance. Cardio room also leaked: fixed. Might have to replace carpet. Arena products replaced some gaskets on the oil coolers and did some cleaning and analysis. Now all 5 compressors are running; good shape now. Ice rink running really well. Have to decide in the future about the 6th.
- Mr. Jorgensen: Intramurals in post season play for all sports. All other areas planning for next semester and building expansion.
- Ms. Lu: On vacation. Provided some cursory budget prep info so staff could begin budget for next fiscal year.
V. Chair's Report.
a. Get schedules to Bruce so we can be ready to move forward next semester.
VI. Director's Reports.
- Ms. Kent: Review of Roberts Rule of Order.
Cheryl will send RRO for everyone to review
Discussion for amending already approved minutes.
- Mr. Strang: Motion to clarify minutes from Nov 29th.
Mr. Graham: I left at 7p at the beginning of the discussion.
Mr. Nieto: I left at 7.30p.
Both did not proxy their votes.
Motion passes 7-0-0
Search going on with the Evening Event Manager
Mr. Najera: Had 180 applicants. Four finalists. Good candidates.
VII. Old Business
a. IFC Wrap up: Email with IFC from Brooks, CUSG VP of External affairs. "Frat Boy" terminology used in the last meeting. New learning not to use that terminology. Cheryl would have intervened if it was a racial slur.
Mr. Kent: I've apologized and board might want to consider apologizing
Mr. Deakyne: Don, Cheryl, and Bruce meeting with Brooks 12/14 at 8am. Always best to have face to face conversations. Fewer text and emails. Speak for yourself and don't represent the board.
Ms. Kent: RRO. Opinions stay in executive session.
Mr. Deakyne: Anything discussed in executive session stays in executive session and does not go into the minutes.
Ms. Kent: Did everyone read the email from Bruce and Brooks? Was the outcome the best from the emails? Does anyone want to enter additional info into the minutes?
Mr. Finch: The IFC had met with Diane and had gotten the info. Diane couldn't accommodate and suggested intramurals.
Mr. Deakyne: Might be a good idea to do a follow up email.
Ms. Kent: Why would we do that? Encourage that this exchange has happened and not keep this exchange going.
Mr. Finch: Lots of steps taken prior to the decision.
Mr. Deakyne: Thanks for your input.
Mr. Kent: Apology?
Mr. Deakyne: Any suggestions on wording?
Mr. Royal: I agree with the board. I am now on IFC and hope that it doesn't create a conflict of interest. Brooks knows what happened. Don't need to find the transcript of what actually happened.
Mr. Deakyne: We are also given autonomy as a cost center. We as a board understand the details of the rec center.
Mr. Deakyne: Apology of "frat BOY" terminology?
Mr. Nieto: I can write the letter.
Mr. Finch: We as a board apologize and did not mean to be derogatory and we will go forward and keep this in mind.
Mr. Finch: Makes motion: We as a Board apologize for the derogatory terminology used. As a board we were not fully aware of the negative connotations and it was not meant to be derogatory. We will make changes to ensure comments are respectful and not use them in the future. In this motion we direct Bruce to send this apology and respectful correspondence before the minutes are approved.
Mr. Nieto: Second Motion
(Reading of apology.)
Mr. Deakyne: discussion around sending of apology to IFC.
Mr. Deakyne: motion passed 7/0/0
b. Board Membership
Mr. Deakyne: 8 voting members this next spring. Need a permanent proxy for spencer. Alex? Spencer will send formal writing to Alex to proxy vote until May 1.
Mr. Finch: Lots of us leaving following this spring. There are 4 open positions and a chair. In the past when a chair is graduating we elect a chair prior to the current chair discontinuing.
Mr. Deakyne: Can we Skype (communicate) regarding who might want to board. We will review our policies every two years.
Mr. Finch: Open it up this spring and go through interview process for board members: ex officio. Bring on 2-3 ex officio at the beginning of the semester to ensure mutual comfort level. Lots of turnover. Let's transition with good plans.
Mr. Deakyne: Looks like we have a plan.
Mr. Strang: Do we have applications?
Mr. Deakyne: No.....Everett might be a good recommendation.
Discussion continued around a good recommendation regarding number of ex officio.
IX: Adjournment
Mr. Strang motions to adjourn.
Mr. Royal: Just remember policy changer. Our policy and bylaws need updating.
Mr. Rhoades seconded motion
Mr. Deakyne: passed to adjourn
Motion passed 7/0/0.
Meeting Adjourned at: ??

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I would not cut the insulation. You want a thermal break, which means the framing should not touch the foamboard. Move the wall in another inch or two if you need to.
I have a concrete slab wall that I am putting 2" rigid insulation against and then studding a wall over the insulation. Of course the concrete wall goes in and out and I have my floor plates in place already so there are some areas where the 2" fits nicely in to place behind the floor plates and I can stud with no problem. Other places the insulation sticks out which in turn makes the stud come out further. Has anyone ever cut grooves in rigid insulation and any suggestions how to do it easily? This will allow me to sink the studs further back in the insulation.
I know I should have come out further from the wall to compensate for this but I didn't so I am now stuck dealing with it. Luckily, I only did one wall so I know what to do on the rest of the walls.
I would not cut the insulation. You want a thermal break, which means the framing should not touch the foamboard. Move the wall in another inch or two if you need to.
Slice it with a knife, then dig the insulation out to make a groove for the stud.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
Cutting recesses in the board reduces the insulation value right down to the point that installing it was a wasted effort.
As this is not a load bearing wall, you don't have to use 2x4 studs...you could substitute thinner ones where required. Just keep the front edge flush with the outer edge of the plates.
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Jig Saw would work but a little rough.
I like Jim's idea the best if the wall is not getting tile.
HJ's will work but is a lot of work.
Would total disagree with what Cacher said about it being a wasted effort. Even 3/4" of foam is going to make a big difference in the warmth of the room.
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Routers make fast work of it- but attach a vaccum hose to it or you'll be sweeping up insulation bits for the next three weeks.
The primary purpose of the foam at the stud edge is the thermal break, and even if you cut a full inch into the 2" foam it's more than doubling the R-value at the stud, and has NO effect on dew point/condensation issues in the cavity. The secondary (but still important) purpose is as a vapor retarder and capillary break to prevent moisture from the concrete getting into the stud at a faster rate than it can handle.
The net effect of cutting in 1" channels for even a dozen 8' studs on whole-wall R is negligible- it's one square foot of the total foam reduced from R10 to R5. The other hundreds of square feet are still at full-R. This would be less than a 1% hit in whole wall performance in most cases. I'm betting that the depth of the cut is less than an inch in most places, even for the sloppiest-waviest of poured concrete basement walls.
If you're insulating the studwall cavites with batts for higher-R (recommended), use (unfaced only) batts thick enough that it compresses all the way from the foam to the gypsum or it will lose performance to convection currents. Standard R13s are nominally only 3.5", and if there are studs with even 1/4" of air between the stud and foam it's better to use unfaced R19s and compress them. (Compressed to 3.5" an R19 batt performs at R13, according to both Certainteed and Owens-Corning compression charts.)


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A Baltimore broadcaster will become president and general manager of WMFE-FM after a national search, the public radio station announced Thursday. LaFontaine Oliver has held a similar position at WEAA-FM since 2007. He will start at WMFE late this month.
"He has energy and enthusiasm, and we thought he would lead us to great things," said Derek Blakeslee, chairman of WMFE's board of directors.
Oliver replaces Jose Fajardo, who left WMFE in October. Oliver's challenges will include leading a reduced staff through a tumultuous media landscape. WMFE, which got out of public television in 2011, now has 15 employees overall and four full-timers in the news department. WMFE is working to hire several reporters, Blakeslee said.
In 2007, WMFE had 78 employees in all for TV and radio operations.
In a statement, Oliver said, "Our mission is to make WMFE the best station of its kind in not only the local market, but the United States."
WMFE listed Oliver's achievements as starting Michael Eric Dyson's show, which is now nationally syndicated, and leading the New Visions, New Voices campaign to increase diversity in public media. Oliver is African American. He has been an actor and worked in management at XM Satellite Radio and Radio One in Washington.
Oliver's appointment comes shortly after the ombudsman for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in an April 24 report highlighted complaints by black journalist Jonathan Blount about a lack of diversity at WMFE.
Blount said he was seeking more programming, staffing and management to advance diversity. He complained that the WMFE board says it's doing everything OK, but it isn't. "You have to be open to inclusion," Blount said.
Blakeslee said that the WMFE board questioned the methodology behind the CPB report and added that the only complaint that the board had received came from Blount.
"The report doesn't come back to whether we have a problem," Blakeslee said. "The report says we should be meeting with Mr. Blount. Our station has met him." Blakeslee estimated there were six meetings, at least.
In the CPB report, ombudsman Joel Kaplan concluded that Blount and Blakesleee seemed to be "talking past each other."
Blakeslee said that Oliver's hiring had nothing to do with Blount's complaint. "He [Oliver] was one of our three candidates at the beginning," Blakeslee said. "Everyone was enthused about what he would bring us."
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The Program of Political Science within the Department of Sociology and Political Science offers a variety of academic courses, all of which are consistent with the missions of the university and the College of Arts and Sciences in the areas of instruction, research, technology, and service.
The curriculum is informally divided into the following subfields:
American government
Public law
International relations
Comparative politics
Political institutions
Political theory
State and local government
The political science program is at the undergraduate level and leads to the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. Additionally, political science participates in one of Tech's independent programs by offering pre-law courses and activities. Political science also offers a variety of internship opportunities at the local, state, and national levels.
The Political Science major at Tennessee Tech University is part of a 120 hour degree program which includes: requirements for the major; requirements of the general education component of the curriculum; and, elective hours. At least 36 of the 120 hours required toward the degree must be at the upper division level (courses numbered at the 3000 or 4000 level).
The departmental requirements for the major consist of a total of 48 hours including:
POLS 1000 American Government (3)
POLS 1100 Introduction to Political Science (3)
Electives in Political Science (24)
Foreign Language (6) (At least 3 hours must be in a language course. The other 3 hours may be in language or in a culture related course.)
Computer skills--DS 2810 or CSC 1100 (3)
English -- upper division course (3)
History--upper division course (6)
Social Science, Criminal Justice, or Philosophy Electives (6)
Total departmental requirements for the major: 48 hrs
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The departmental requirements for the International Relations and Comparative Government concentration (International Focus option) consist of a total of 57 hours including:
Click here to see a suggested year by year curriculum plan for the International Relations and Comparative Government concentration, International Focus option
The Department of Sociology and Political Science is one of three departments at Tennessee Tech University that offers the pre-professional program of pre-law. Dr. Maxwell directs the pre-law program within political science, and most of our majors consider themselves to be pre-law at some point in their academic career. A substantial percentage of these continue this pursuit throughout their undergraduate tenure and apply for law school. To facilitate this substantial number of students, Dr. Whitney has developed a Pre-Law Club. This club holds regular meetings, provides information about law school deadlines, applications, sponsors speakers, and gives practice LSATs (Law School Admission Test).
Mock Trial course (POLS 2230 & 2240) is available to all students across campus as well as political science majors. These students prepare for state and regional competitions, gain valuable practice arguing legal cases and working as a team, and are exposed to judicial practices.
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With camerawork and editing that allows us to truly enjoy the footwork of its stars, "Make Your Move" is a vibrant, fun dance movie.
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Stay the hell home. You hear me? Don't waste your money!!!
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
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"Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" prominently features digital effects in a manner that blurs the line between traditional production categories and may force…
Seonyong Cho offers his appreciation of Steve James' "Life Itself" and gives both the film and the man a thumbs up.
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Lindsay Lohan's reality show; Portlandia stars on This Is Spinal Tap; Aaron Sorkin apologizes for The Newsroom; CriticWire survey; Hollywood has a major problem.
Katie Dellamaggiore's inspiring documentary covers two years in the history of the school chess team, during which one team member, Rochelle Ballantyn, approaches her dream of becoming the first female African-American grandmaster in U.S history. During the same years, the team is under a constant threat of losing its budget in state financial cutbacks.
There is no cinematic way to show a chess game, unless you have a very expert audience. Photographing, for example, a devastating move that results in checkmate means nothing unless you've lived through all the moves that led to that moment. But you can photograph eyes and smiles, and the pride on parents' faces. And Rochelle's glow as she's presented with the title of master, and the four-year college scholarship awarded by the same tournament.
Sixty-five percent of the families with kids in I.S. 318 are below the federal poverty level. The school's long-standing after-school chess program has produced a lot of victories in recent years, but "Brooklyn Castle" happens at a time when it reaches a mighty peak. The kids are guided by friendly coach John Galbin and warm teacher Elizabeth Vicery, herself ranked at the expert level.
But if you know chess, you realize that a coach can't win for you. A coach can discuss strategies and areas of the board and well-known openings, but eventually every player ventures into that unknown land where there are more possible moves than atoms in the universe. All you have is your mind as it tries to find its way through the infinite better than your opponent can.
As a player of mediocre strength, I have no hope of playing at the level achieved by these students. But if I win, I have proven myself better than the person seated across the board from me, and every player knows the finality when the other player sadly turns over his king, signaling surrender. We know it even better when we do it ourselves.
In "Brooklyn Castle," we see the players meeting after school, hanging out, traveling to tournaments that for some represent the first air travel in the history of their family. We also see the rising self-esteem of a team member like Patrick, who has ADD. That can be devastating to a chess player, and the evidence that his game has improved must be more meaningful and encouraging than any level of therapy.
Note: "Brooklyn Castle" won the Audience Award at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival.
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Mark Sanchez reportedly opts for shoulder surgery, ending 2013 season
Because Mark Sanchez's relationship with the Jets simply cannot exist without a little chaos, Sanchez apparently has opted for surgery to repair a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder. That decision comes less than a month after Sanchez opted to rehab the injury, thus leading to the Jets using their one and only IR-designated for return spot on him.
The NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sanchez's change of heart Monday. According to Rapoport, Sanchez's surgery will come with a recovery timeline of four to six months, meaning the QB will not be ready to play again until after the 2013 season.
And so Sanchez's time in New York likely will come to an end with a whimper. Rookie Geno Smith has taken charge of the No. 1 QB job, despite some turnover-prone ways thus far.
Even if Smith were to falter horribly, though, there's almost no way the Jets would keep Sanchez around beyond 2013. Though he has three years left on his $58 million contract, Sanchez's dead-money hit on the Jets' cap drops from $17.5 million this season to $4.8 million next season, per OvertheCap.com. Cutting Sanchez after 2013 would save the Jets more than $30 million in salary-cap dough over the next three seasons.
Even with that inevitable split approaching, this latest twist is an unexpected one. Jets coach Rex Ryan said earlier this month that the team thought Sanchez would return sometime during the year.
"If we didn't think it was realistic that Mark would get back on the field, we'd put him on injured reserve, and that's not the case," Ryan said. "He's doing a great job in rehab. Our doctors and trainers are pleased."
Whether the doctors' opinions changed or Sanchez simply opted to go a different route in anticipation of being a free agent, we've almost certainly seen the last of Sanchez in green and white.
Anyone wonder if it's not the QBs? Maybe it's the coaching? Ryan seems to me a guy who does what he wants and then then blames the player if they can't execute. A good coach will make lemon-aid if they are handed lemons - not orange juice and then complain it doesn't taste like orange juice.
Sad to hear Mark is out, he got the shaft, like Tebow did and someone should pay - FIRE REX! Amazing that the Jets management blamed Mark for his injury? Why was he
even in there? Blame the idiot Ryan! Ryan ruined two great QBs
last season and he was working on his new victim this season - Geno. At least with Mark out, Rex can stop his QB politics and Geno will get some space to breath.
"... meaning the QB will not be ready to play again until after the 2013 season." Great news for the Jets.
No great loss. The Jets are better off without him.2013 NFL Football Fantasy
Seems to me the Jets are still paying Tebow too. Geno, your time is up next year ... wonder which QB the Jets choose in the next draft?
Good bye Super Bowl, Jets.
The Jets/Ryan screwed him and now he's screwing the Jets right back. I'm not a big Sanchez fan but putting him in that exhibition game the way they did was an intentional attempt to get him injured.
The Jets want to set a record on the number of interceptions for their QB. While Mark is good at that Geno is better.
If Sanchez is still getting paid, he's probably praying that the Jets cut him so he can move on from a sinking ship they're trying to blame him for.
Matt Harvey should follow suit.
At least he taught Geno how to buttfumble before he left.
I wonder if his career is over. Hope he saves his money wisely. He can live comfortable with what he has earned. I just don't see anyone needing him as a backup. The Jets can dump him but it will costs them money.
Smart decision. He gets paid no matter what. Why put yourself at risk for a team that doesn't want him? Let Geno keep tossing interceptions...he will set a record this year.
Huge blow to the Jets lol /
Geno Smith has "taken charge" of the #1 QB position for the Jets? He's playing because they knew Mark wasn't the answer and they took Geno with a high draft pick. He's playing for that reason. He has NOT taken charge of the #1 position.
There are articles on line now talking about replacing Geno with Simms due to how poorly he's playing.
That's NOT taking charge of the number 1 QB position.
After watching the Jets game on Sunday, I would go on injured reserve also. Why threaten the rest of his career, provided he has a career left and it's not like there is still a love affair with these two. I guess Rex has found a new niche. Some players are known as coach killers Rex is a QB killer. Just unbelievable.
Sanchez knows he is gone after this year.........
Yawn, who cares? He'll be the starter for the Jags next year
@★¸•*¸.•*´¸.¤˜¨¨¯¯¨¨˜"☆¨¨˜"★ He ruined "2 great QB's"? Which team were you watching? Sancheze demise was partly his fault but mostly the Jets. They gave him very little in the way of resources, e.g. solid QB coach, consistent and experienced OC, play-making weapons. But Mark was never a "great" QB. I'm guessing the other QB you are referring to is Tim Tebow. Seriously? That's probably why he's on the comeback trail with another team right now, right? Great guy. Heck of an athlete. Not an NFL QB.
@Rickapolis You're kidding right? Super Bowl? That wasn't even on the menu for a couple of years. Someone needs to unite the Jets first. Find the heart of the team and build form there. That someone is not Rex Ryan.
@LohikaarmeLast season's QB picks was a freak thing. A crop of really good QBs moved up into the NFL. That is making this crop of QBs look bad. The team management and coaches are treating players like a Madden game. Nowadays, if they don't shine like Stafford, Luck, RG3...etc....they suck. I don't care how good they were in college or what their stats were, the NFL is a whole new ball game and they need to adjust, to fit and find the groove to become a team.
Intentional or plain stupidity by Rex; either way is bad for Jets fans
@ImmaFubared Some desperate team will give him a shot. But yea, hes loaded either way.
@ImmaFubared 8.5m guaranteed this season. They pay him whether he plays or not.
@Sportsfan18 It's been reported many times that Smith does not have the intelligence to handle a pro-style offense. He got by in college on his athletic ability. Completely different in the pros. Every QB in the league should study Peyton. That man is constantly learning and trying correct mistakes. Even after he throws 4td's he is on the sidelines looking at film. Most other players are too busy strutting and preening.


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In relevance to your thread. I suggest you draw this, but anime style.
Gunz, how exactly do you draw a marble statue anime style?
I'd show you, but I'm quite lazy right now. You basically stylize it by use of lines. Then throw in some nice colors and cell shading. Boom.
Haha, I guess I should have been more specific, its just really hard to type on this this cuz i cant see what ive typed... anyways, it an anime/manga drawing contest and since my. Computers broken down then i should do it traditionally but im not sure what to draw
Be even more specific. What's your niche, what would you 'like' to draw. What style, etc.
draw a horse-thinker with some chibi on it's head


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